The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The cornerstone Of the Odd Fellows temple
at Salem laid Saturday. The address
was delivered By Past Grand Master Brinker-
hoff.
The mports of gold last week amounted to
$3.440,693. The imports of merchandise
amounted to SO, 766. 240. including So, 967933 in
goods.
Jesse James, the thirteen year-oId son of the
late desperado has brought suit against brew
cry company in Kansas City FOR damages for
being run over by one of their wagons.
George Francis Train spoke at Webster Hall,
New York, last night in favor of the condemned
Anarchists. and followed by Johann Most.
The receipts at the door tS200J go TO the defense
fund.
James A. Robinson, president, treasurer and
reputed owner of the Decorator and Furnisher
New York. has made an individual assignment
The company was incorporated in august, 1888
Collections are said to have been slow.
The committee on arrangements for the re-
cepton of the visiting delegates of the Grand
Army at Lincoln's tomb next Thursday held
meeting in SprIne ehed cn Saturday. and substi-
tuted Senator Cuilom for Governor Oglesby to
make the welcoming address TO the visitors.
A destructive forest fire ia raging at Foley,
Mimi. a station on the St Paul Minneapolis 81
Manitoba road, between ST. Cloud and Hinckley.
In response to telegram for aid, help sent
out from ST. Paul on Saturday. The loss will
be heavy but cannot as yet be definitely esti-
mated
The convicts employed at the Knoxville Iron
Company's coal mines. at Coal creek. mutlned
Three or four were wounded one mortally. The
trouble arose the superiutendents refusal
to remove aoal from the mouth of the pit, which
prevented a free circulation of air.
Eilda Stllwell, widow of George r. Stillwell,
who was killSd at Chatsworth has entered suit
in the Circuit Court in Peoria against the To-
ledo, Peoria & Western Railway for S., 800 dam
ages. StillweN was Chicago travelling man.
No more suits can be entered for the October
term. the time of service having expired
Friday.
Archbishop Corriean yesterday laid the corner
stone OF the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion in One hundred and -fftieth street. west of
Third avenue, New York. The church has been
built by nearly all the German speaking Cath
olics in the annexed districts. Many of the
houses in the neighborhood were decorated with
the papal colors.
On the Tallahachee river, Mississippi some
time ago. Henry Taylor a negro. killed another
negro, and colored Masons attempted to lynch
and his wife have disappeared On Saturday
Iaylor's BODY found IN the river, and it is
believed the Masons have caused the death of
both him and his wife.
Referring to the General Assembly of the K
OF L. which commences at Minneapolis on Oct ),
Mr. A. A Carlton, of the general executive board
SAID that the members of the general executive
board. including Mr. Powderly, would leave
Fhlladeiphla in q body the latter part of this
week Things look now though Mr.. Pow
derly did not intend to resign as general master
workman.
Col Tom Bean of Texas. died some time ago
and left a large estate. 70 which Beans from all
the country claimed TO be heirs IL now
turns out that Beams real name was Sanders;
that he killed man in Mississippi and fed to
Texas. changing his name. He is alleged to
have made will In which he left his property
to others including some colored people who
had befriended him. and this will is likely to be
produced There is fall in Beans since the
Developments.